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dauntless = daunt + -less; 'daunt' comes from Old French 'donter' (to tame, subdue), related to Latin 'domitare' (to tame). Imagine a fierce warrior standing unyielding in battle, showing no fear despite the odds against them.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputDauntless describes a person who is fearless and determined, especially in the face of danger or difficulty. It connotes steadfast courage rather than reckless bravado, and it often appears in formal writing or heroic narratives. Learners should note that dauntless is typically used to praise resolve under pressure, not to describe day-to-day confidence. It pairs well with nouns like courage, spirit, and resolve, and it contrasts with daunted or dauntable in subtle ways. Spelling is straightforward, with the suffix -less indicating negation of the verb daunt. A classic image is a warrior standing unyielding in battle, showing no fear despite the odds against them.
For English learners, dauntless is a formal praise term that signals steadfast courage under stress; it’s not about everyday confidence or recklessness.
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